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I , •_, . • . - ' ' ..4 ..11t,;:-.;Ii.(fri'll' *... ' - •••„i . .1,7 i, , z 7 1' ~ - 1 ` . P • - ~.,- ... i . - --,: i. . ...-z Il i ` , - - -., • I k t . .:,:i,,: I') ' ''''.*.):. . - l hfr': „ . ..... •: ' ' :: ''' - -- - -- - .***".. - k • - .:-) - -._ ~., -..-•• v!! --,, , 1 2. 1 a 1 .. 4 4,•••••1 2.4. 6,1 .‘43- ....,,,,, le , 41r 3 5.7.; " " b .5 4 : . r'll ti., '' ' '- '7 '''.%'' '''''4:.;:' A... 4 . , m : ` • , ~.. 1.,;..., ' ,:\,;•., , 3 4. ?: . 1..., rif e hiiil\v*, .i \ ~1 n~ i~.~ . !~A RI D A Y, SEPTEMBER 22, 180 g. NUMBER 5 3 13.] [PRICE SIXPENCE tIALFPENITtear NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. S THIS present FRIDAY, Sept. 22, 1809, will be .E. abed a Comedy, called JOHN BULL; Or, AN ENGLISIIMAN's FIRE-SIDE. Earl Fitz-Salaam, Mr. DAVENPORT; The Hon. Mr. Sliufficton, Mr. JONES; Peregrine, Mr. HURRAY ; Sir Simon Rochdale, Mr. BLAN CHARD ; Frank Rochdale, Mr. BRUN TO N ; • • Job Thornberryo Mr. FAWCETT ; john Burr, Mr. ATKINS ; Dennis Brutgruddeiy, Mr. WADDY ; Dan, Mr. EMERY; lady Caroline Brayrnore , Mrs. 1111 M PHRI ES ; Mary Thor .ber ry, Mrs. GI BBS ; Mrs. Brulgroddery, Mrs. DAVENPORT.. To which will be added, the Musical Farce of . THE QUAKER. Steady, Mr. IN CLEDON ; Eisy, Mr DA VEN PORT ; Lubin, Mr. TAYLOR ; • , Solomon, Mr. LISTON ; 'Sohn, Mr. HOLLAND ; Thom..s, Mi. TRUMAN ; Gillian, Miss BOLTON ; Cicely, Irli.s LESE ; lileretta, Mrs. LISTON. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr: Brandon, at the ox-Office to Hart-street. • The Doors will be opened at Half past Five, and the Play begin at Half past Six. Boxes 7s. Second Price 3s. 6d. Pit 4s: Second Price as. Gallery zs. Second Price is.—Upper Gallery is. *...* Ladies and Gentlemen going to the Theatre by any of the Entrances in Bip.v-street, are requested to order tfieir Coachmen to set &twit with their horses heads towards Long : . Acre, and to drive oft through Little 134 w-street. Ladies and Gentlemen corning to the Annual Boxes in Prince's-place, are requested to order their Coacnnien to drive to the Theatre through Long-Acre anti down - larnes-street into Hart.street, or through Covent-Garden up lameS,street• into Hart street, and to drive from the Theatre through the tame streets. I t•having been stated in some of,tlie Public Prints that the „ Profits of the late Theatre were more than sufficient, the proprietors thin% it their duty to state,'t hat the average Pro. fits - of the last 'Jen Years have not been Six per Cent. The p r ooletors vann;it doubt g hat a liberal Public will feel the justice of the present Advance, particularly when the very precarious nature of their Pr o p erty, an d their heavy additional Expens, are considered. REVERSIONARY INTF.Rt , ,s - r. A" ' , erson entitl e d to t h e R E V ERSION of LANDVDorotherlqAL PROPERTY,oraStrtMof mowLy Funds, on the Termination of a Single Life, hot under6o Vey 's of Age, and desirou of disposing of • his Interest therein ; .or, it nor, of obtaining a Specific Sum of Money, on the Si..curity or his Reversionary Expeciati:Ais, to be paid alter his koming into possession,may treat on equi table Terms, with Gentleman who it inclined to advance a considerable Sum of Money on a Reversionary Objett, is tither ot the ways stated. Letters post paid, aAdressed to V. Z. at the Post Office in XensmAton G ravel Pits, will be duly received, s- arid at ap pointment inaue for an interview in London-. STATE 'LOTTERY, On a Nev, i and Improved Scheme. Consioing of . th)ly Five thousand N u LIM ifs TO be Drawn in ONE DAY, - 2oth Odobe, t&9. The S Cf•IENTE contains 4 Prizes or - 7,30 4---•- - - - -- s,oto 4 I 2 ono tiooa . . And 1. 2. sco . With .others in proportion ; . . AND NOT THREE 13LANKS TO A L'RltE. TICKETS and SHARES are selling by HA ZARD, . BURNE, - and Co.-Stock. brokers, at their State Lottery Office, No. t)3, under the Royal Exchange, End no where else in Loudon on their a c count. Letters, pOst-paitl; dilly hi - Ikvered, .and scitcrges gratis. FIVE TiIOUSAND NUMBERS. 1) SI ATI. LOTTE,RY, On a New and highly, linproved Plan, To be Drawn in ;!N E DAY, loth Oetober, Acg. HODGES; PAINT , ' and'Co.'Slock-brokeri, 14% () I t °" 1 street, and 44 . ~ st, Janies , s,:ttoel' et, are .now ling the TICKETS and — FIA.I4,LS in the present truly GRAND STATE LOTTEity, containing' 200,0001 in Capital and other Prizes., . The very superior advantages of the present Lotteity are 'Ghewn, -by Adventurers • having a sure Chance or all the rand Capital Prizes, as the whole will be Drawn its ON E DAY, zoth of (kVA:et, r g 9, and on . watch Day the im mense Sum of 50,00.1.. may be gained by One•N umber ; and also, that instead of waiting in anxious suspense, as in t °truer Lotteries, the fortunate Purchaser, in - this, may at once receive A NOBLE INDEPENDENCE. ALL IN 0N.E .: 1)4Y r _ The only Lottery to he Draw n this Year. ' RICHARDSON, GOODEUCK, and Co. Corn hill and Charing-cross, respectfully acquai - nt the Pub lic, that the whore of the Ne L0T.12 E ItY- will. be drawn in One Day, zoth of october next. - This Lottery has only 5,030 Numbers 'from No. t to s,oee inclusive). tour Tickets of a Number, so that the POrchaser • ea Single Ticket will gain a Prize of zo,oool. : By Tw o Tickets of the same Number, A Prize of - - - - 40,e00 By three Ti c k e t s o f• t h e same Number. - A P rize of - • - • - - By four Tickets cif the same Number, A Prize of - -, - - - - - - ,036,000 Anti all other. P rizes in the same Proportion. CAPITAL PKILLS. 4 . • of .Z2oll°oa 4 - - £5,003 8 - of - £l,OOO -2, :0112 - - O f - - 500 4 - -. &c. A.C. &c. AND NOT THREE BLANKS TO A PRIZE. STATE LOTTERY, To be drawn in One Day_,_2othof OCTQBER, 18a9. SC!fiEML. - are - • - - 4: 30, °! ) ° 4 - - - - k20,c00 - 4 - - ' - 5,000 N,0c,0 - - - - 2,0c0 8-- - - I ,000 - - ----- 3,000 32 - - - - 500 - - - - - - - ; Ccoo ----------2,400 36 - . - 1,800 4,9t0 - - . - . . . . 73,600 •••••••............./ M. , ............. an,oota Tickets . - - ,Czoo,ooo T HIS LOTTERY consists of only '5,000 Num lx,rs (fruo t .1 to sOOO ihclu"sive) ; but 'there , are Four Tickets or each N um b er , w hi ch will be scverally entitled to whatever Prize is drawn ag,:inst such Number ; tor instance, if No. I should he draw a Prize of zo,00•-•l. the Four Tic. kilts of thAt Number will each be entitled to. 2,,e001. mak. ing, i n the whole, 8o,000l.; so that it an person,should purchase 'tifore' than One Ticket of the same N umber, and that Number prove fortunate, he may gain, • . . - - - • By rwo Tickets Of the same !slumb er , . . Aa ,Pre of k 40,000 By . Three Tickets of the same Number, A Prize of - ----- - ' '.- : 3C60. , iv Four Tickets of the sante Numb ei , '°°') A Prize of - - nd alt other Priies in the same proportion. WICKETS SHARES are oil Sale at all the Oinm. NEXT MONTH. SW"T and Co. Joint Contradois with Govern ment for thepresent STATE LOTTERY, respectfully int;ornt the Public that TICKETS and SHARES are on Sale, in great variety, at their offices, No. it, POULTRY, No. tz, CHARING.CIZOSS, No. 31, ALDGATE HIGH STREET. The Scheme of this Lottery is entirely new, and has hi therto received the most unqualified approbation ; there are on y 5,w00 Numbers in the Lottery, .nd the whole will be DRAWN IN ONE DAY, • The zoth of Next Month, When the following t CAPlTAL PRIZES must be distributed among the fortunate Pur chasers, viz : 4 - - - of - - ,Czo,ooo 4 4_ - - - - 5 . 00 _ _ Besides - the inferior Pi . ll.es 'of tool. Sol. &c. as usual. ~ This Lottery also presents the opportuni:y never before offered to the Public, ofgaining the immense Sums of $0,0031. 6z,0001. or 4.,,0001. by the purchase Of One Number only. • GLORGE STREET, HANOV,ER : SQUARE, AND ST. GEORGE's lI(SSPITA 1,. N SATURDAY, 0,: - .tober 9, a COLT lISE of LEC. "CURES or. I'HYSIC ar.,l Cll ~ ( 11S- r itY 'Witt re commence, in George-street, at the usual Morning Hours, viz. the THERAPEUTICS, at Ergot; the Praetice of PHY ' , IC, at Half atter Eight; and the CHEMISTRY, at a Quarter after Nine. By GEORGE PEARSON, M.D. F.R.S. Senior Physician to St. George's Hospital ; of the college of Physicians, &c. CLINICAL' LEC ruREs are given, as usual, on the Patients dt St. George's Hospital, every Saturday Morning, at NineVt:lock. . _ . Propais to be had in George-treet, or at st. Ceurge's Hospital. Dr CLARKE', and Mr. CLARKE's LECTURES. • DR. CLARKE and Mr. CLARKE will begin rneir WINTER COURSE of LECTURES on MIDWIFERY and the DISEASES of WOMEN and CHI I.DR EN, on ThurSday, October 4.. • -The Leauies are read every :day, at the house of Mr. flarke, Nu. to, Upper lohn-street, Golden-square, - froin quarter-past Ten o'Clo4 in the Morning till a quarter past Eleven, for the convenience of Students atte ding the Hos. pitals, For Particulars apply to Dr. Clarke, .New Burlington street ; or to Mr. Clarke, Nu. to, Upper john•street, Gol den:square. • MEDICAL THF,ATR 7 , • ST. 13 ARTI-101.tiNIION'S HOS PITAL. •• THE folliivg. COURSES of LECTURES 11 wilt be delivered Theatre, during the ensuing Winter Ou , the THEORY ,and raAc riCE of MEDICINE, by Dr. POWELL. On ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY, by Mr'. ABER NETHY. On the THEORY and PRAC 110 E of SURGERY ] , by Mr. NBERN FTLyi. on MI DWI EkY, by Dr. Tli YNN E. On CUEIIIS I I: Y, by Dr. !it? On CONIP A 1t..1 EIVE ANAT rMY and PHYSIOLO GY; by,Nit MACAKTNEY. ANATOMICAL, DEMONSTRATIONS, IAWSENCF, "1. he Lectures <will beg . n olt Miniday, di.. ad of Oc tober, at WO c laCk, 'Further Particulars tidy be - kb oy "applying to •Whrpeier, Apothecary to the Hospital. by Mre EAGLE FIRE INSURANCL, CORNHILE, f, : bNi)ON. DOLICIES'of itl§tleanct!'eN4eiririn at NlichAelmas, 1. should be renewed within Fifteen D iys i coin that.pe, tiod, to prevent the Panics' Tattiest ceasing therein. Payment of Rent is guaranteed-in case of Fire. Farrnitig Stock itiStifeti, without-the Average Clause , at, a s . _ Tier Cent. - ....= • •,.I% , Terchandize in the London socks insured at is. 6d. per. Cent.-'for Three Months. Large Alsatements on the Premium and Duty of Insurance fur more Years than one. • . , P.AULE LIFE INSURANCE. This Description of Intur4nce is of inestimable importance to all Persons holding Annuities, I..ete3','"or Offlcei; depend. tot on ,five s , or whose incomes cease ‘vith lite. Example: A .person . thirty years of age may, by the small situ-n. 41 vayinentof 131. '75. id. secure poi. to be Raid (to his fsmily or otherwiSe, as .. he May - tiered) at his'deallt Any , either sum rosy be insured in like manner, sod at any other age: One person in:..y nts:rre 4tother's life, to the amount ' of any interest he may have in the continuance thereof. No Entrance Money or Admission Fine required.. No .Charge for folieies or Certificates of Renewal. , No Registry oit' As signments required. 4.larze ,Coin 77 ission all Owed to Soli. OtUIS, or other persons procuring Insurames. , ' W. itELTHANIi Secretary.. NOTICE TO TILE. PUBJ.IC FROM WILLIA M HERSCHLL, LLD.. OF SLOUGH, NEAR -WINO. SUR . Z ANY of the Public Papers, for a length of time • past, have occasionally ascribed certain predictions of the Statept the weather to me ; and - several of them have lately gone'so hr as attually to prefix my name to - what they have called a Weather Table, ku which, according to certain •hours of the changes of the Moon, wind, rain, snow, frost, Acc. &c. are prugnosticatcct. Such a Table, by - some mis take,• has been very lately'' inserted into a very respehable Philpsophical Magazii,e. In justice to myself, therefore, I think it highly necessary that the Public should be unde ceived by my declaring that the t'ablepretcnded to he of my construttion, as weldas every prognosticati on o f th e state o f the weather that has appeared in the Newspapers, as ascr ib e d .to me, are all gross impositions. WILLIAM HERSCHEL. SLAigh, near Windsor, 'Sept. r 6, 'B°6. • ONLY TWENTY- ['MEE GUINEAS. VICTUALLING.OFFICE, Sept. Is, IReg. THE COMMISSIONERSjork ICTUALLING . His elf 2.17,E5T1": NAIL Y do hereby give Notice, That on TuesdaY the . 4.6 th inst. they 'will be ready •to receive Tenders, itt turning sealed lip) and treat for Three Hundred and Fifty Tens nj.ILWN BU - TT HOOPS, afid One Hundred Tons ol IRON PLATE HOOPS, to be delivered in ten nheeks, by week l y pro. portion!, it-to His Majesty's Stores, a! Deptford, and to be paid /or by Bills payable, with interest, ninety Dgyi after date. The Condit!ons of the Contrasis may be seen at the Secretary's No regard will he Lid to any Tender in which the Price shall nut he igserted in words a! length, cr tbar shall not be delivered rb the Board before One o'clock on the said .Tuesd.y, the 26th inst., nor unless the v Person who makes the 'lender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, Is answer When called for. -r , „ au:arrEntx REvI.Ew,, No. 111. is ing)aistwu tills ifay )r 1 'JIM ..:array, 3z, Fleet:...street, and I, Hatchard, Dievadilly, London; `and may be hacl also of every ilookvziler and Newsman in Town ai,d Country. This Day Was published, Foolscap Oalvo, with; an elealit Frontispiece, from a De • sign by Bird, price ss. boards, rrHE SAILOR BOY, a Poem, in four Cantos, ithA s trativc, of the NAVY of GREAT tIRITALN. By H. C. Esq. Author efsTlie Fisher Ploy. Printed for Vernor, Hoot, and Snarpe, 31, Poultry, Where may be hati, The Fisher Boy, a New Edition, with five elegant Plates, from Designs by Bird, price 6s. boards. This Day was published, in Three Volumes, 12rno, price cos. 6d. boards, - • VACATE ON EVENING S ; or, Cocasersatioos bevve , ..m a•Guverness and her Pupils. With dm-Addition ola Visitor froni Etun. 13eingi Scties of Original Posits, Tales, and Essays, in. tersperted with illustrative Quotations tram various AU thors, Ancient and Modern, tending to incite Emulation, and inculcate Moral Truth. • By' CATHARINE BAYLi.Y. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Urine, Patirnos ter-Yow. This Day were published, In 12M0., price ss in boards, ant in Svo. tine Paper, price los. 6d. boards, - - - T ETTERS on ANCIENT EfISTORY, exhibit, ing Siltnill,ry V i r ew of the History, Ge,graphy, Man ners and .Custonis of the Ass.riaii, Bab)iunian,,N4diala, Per sian, 'Egyptian, Isr.ndirish and (ire Lian Nations. By MISS WILSON. Printed for Lonkin.in, Hurst, Rees, and ()nine, Paternos-, ter-row. :Phis Day wqs published," • • . In B.vo. pnee res. 6d. boards, 11F, PHARMACOP&EIA of the ROYAL C01.1.4GE of PHYSICIANS of LONDON. 13-9. Translated into English, with Notes - &c. 111 CHARD At. D. Fellow of tite College - . Physicianio St..l3artizolowew's and . the Magnalcii Printed for„Lougnan, ttursr, Rocs, and Orme, Paternos ter-WW, Of whom may be bad, on Pasteboard. Two Tables, exhibiting at one View, tne Relatiotis of tit* last and present Ptiarinaeopceia, price 3s. 6d. STEREOTYPE EDITION: • This Moiith will be published, Price 35 6t1,. bUttud;,on fine Paper, 45.. bound, . . ... . . ..A.GEERAI., PRONOUNCING and EXPLA NATORY DICTIONARY of the. ENGLISH LANGLIAG E, for the Use of Schools,. Foreigners,- Sro. on the PLin of Mr. Sheridan. Considerably enlarged by ,Selee tions•froin Ash, Ba.ley, Barclay, Buchanan,. Dyck, Elphin- I stun. Entick, l'ry, Johnson, k ohnson, johns;ou, euricLennon,, Lennon, Marriott, Martin, Nares ' Perry, Rider, Scott, and Walker. kiy , STEPH.EN.IONES: i The Author has carefully, immoyed.this Edition through (int.-. The Type,is new and , eleg . a . t, 'ind the Accentuatwn is large't and more distinct ttiatr any Work of the kind. ' London : Printed tor Vcrnur, Hood, akt Sharpe; 1. 'WA ; ket; -Cottrell and Martin ; Lackington, Allen, and Co.; Longrnari, Hurst, Kees; and Orme; 10tringe and Scin ; I. Ntnn; K. Lea ; Scatcherd and Letterman ; 'Damn and Harvey ; f ..14tichardson ; Mathews and Leigh; 131ack, Parry, and Kingsbury , ; Lane and Newman; I. Bucker; 1.. M„,,KiLli.irdoti, and B..Croiny. TEAUTIFUL SQUARE PIANO-FORTE, t I second-hand, just used enough't6 season it, anti stands remarkably well in tune. it has the Additional Keys, Pillar Legs, and Pedal, and is in every respect, .as•good Instru ment as can be bought for Thirty-two Guineas. May 'be seen at No. 5, Leicester-place, Leicester.square, front 'ten to tour o'clock. N. B - It a, it:lib:king-case is-required, one may be made for it, and it will . be caretully packcJ, and every other Charge •ioi Two Guineas. • SALE OF DEVONSHIRE CATTLE AND NEW LEI. CE.STER I\l4 R. CHILDE'S ANNUAL SALE will com a mence at Ten o'clock on Friday the lath instant, at the harm-yard, Kinlet, red(' liewd4ey, where there will be Sold beiween'clnrty and Forty Head of truly valuable Stock, of the.pure North Devon Bleat ; viz. upwards id Twenty Cows and lleiters in Call to extraordinary good Bulls, Tint_ teen steers, well adapted tor w o r k, or to teed, and Iwo very capital young Bulls ; cearly On, Hundred L wesand "1 . heaves, that are descended from Mr. Buckley's - best i(ams, and .from FoVes that have ti,en.purchased withiatinite care frOm the most valuable Flocks in I...eicestershire, and Seventy Weathers in an ex.,:ellent state for 'turnips.. • As it is well 4itnwit that tVir. Ciiilde has for many years beeki indefatigable in securing the mast peried Stock of its kind, it may be presumed that what are about to be otierett to the Vublie are well worth t; err attention, and they may rely uilon it, that the whole will be Soli wit.:?ut reserve. This Day waa published, cne neat and very closely printed Volunie•Svo. price 14s. in boards, A Third Edition of THE MODERN PRACTICE of PHYSIC. Eithibiiing'the Characters, Causcs, Symptoms, Prog nostic, Morbid , Appearanccs; and unproved Method' of treat ing the Diseases of all Climates. By ROBERT THOMAS, M.D. of Salisbury. • The present I•.dition has been very much improved. Be sides having had a large portion of new and hiidily import ant information added under almost every head., the Diseases h a ve been methodically arranged after the Nosologia of Dr. This is ajudieitris coinpilation of FaCis, from .the best Writers, which, ratty be perused with great Advantage by • students, because the different subjects are treated with bre- . vity and perspiCuity. Author has chiefly followed • Dr. Cullen, , both in the Classification of Diseases, and in his - Tex.t ; but if is necessary to add, that Dr. Thomaa does not prove a servile Copyist. He has abridged with judgment, has added modern Opinions and DiScoveries, has frequently introduced the result of his own experience, and his per • formanee thus becomes an useful Compendium oldie present . State of Medical Prael-s.e." -ninthly Review. • • Prulted tur john Murray,. 32, I' ket-street, London; and sold also by every Bookseller in Town anti Country. Ut whorn,may. be had, lately published, - t HOoper's Physician's Vade- Mecum, fc..t vo • 6s: 2 Surgeonl Vade.Mceum, le. Svo. 6s. 3 4 : Cooper's Dittionary of Prat:ice! Surgery, Svo. iss. A CERTAIN -DISEASE. DR. FREEMAN'S Universal and long established Medicine, called GUT:PA SA LUTA RIS, may be depended on to be to certain; - sate, and speedy cure tbr the most inveterate Venereal I)isease, !eet3, Ulcers, Pains BRITISH REVIEW. We Some time since mentioned with - great plea... sure, a. new periodical work, entitled Tut: CiU A tt.• TERLY rtariEw, which appeared to have heeninsii ! toted fur the 'purpose of counteracting the rms chievous tendency of a northeenpOlication of a s . tuilar nature, that.has been Principally indebted for its success to an linnrecedpated degreeofself.coneeit; 4„. acrimony and sarcastic cbmem:n of every thing tha! came within the circle of its notice. The publicaz tion alluded to professed, indeed, to aft upon a prin. cip)e of seleaion but it chiefly selected works cal culated to suppult its own licentious pojitics, • unless, in men,. Wantonness of asperity, oT the s'ike of nity, it thought proper to autiliadvert on productions not initne•liately of a, political description. Tice third nunibcr of . Tuq: QUARTERLY RE,v12,1.y fully • confirms the auspictuo promise the toriuer two ) and is ; i.ongliout conduaed with vigouroiArit, taste, , nl varied knowledge. It is .isoanbrii-nd by the g.ti.,l Tiric of loyalty, anti a ±.. - rm attar:hale! to 11] B: kish Constitution. We ex; rad the tollom« pass.:ges its account of a " •Narrative of the Cawln' ;.1 of t ne.Brinsh Army in Sp.tin, comnisuded by his e.xcellency Sir John Moore, K. 8.. tic. &c. autnenticated by otticiAl papers, and original fetter., by James Moore, Esc]." Other publications on the same subject are occasionally touched un in the ar ticle of THE QUARTERLY. REVIEW to' which we re , ter, and the who of the observations appear to be direaed by a zeal for truth, arid - a spirit ut impar tiality. After sonic candid remarks on the or rather Situatn3n.of Sir John Moore in Spain, ~nd pertinent contmems on the paSsages rota fits Journal, the RevieWer gives the tutlowing...sketo_oC the arguments wfrio have been urged on b,. ; Utt, sides of the question': " On one side it is stated, that• the itntroa r iong sent out to Sir J. Moore in Sel;l,c:inner, were Maw() up with a view to t .tuide his condurt iuller eiteum stances widely different from those v.nien ;, iudify presented themselves, They allowed .to t'ne COni wander a specific degree of lain uue lIS to the assembling his army ; but to assemote it sutneiviiere, and to .prescrve from. hcing destroyed to deidil l „ was Ovionsly necessary.. To direct its combmed etl - brts, when assembled,, o Some usettil purpust , etas a subsequent duty. But thete did not exist, at tins moment, one substantial atiny in Spain ; one C. ,, q)3 . 1401:git juiocd by the whoie B.itiah force, cOUld opi)Ose any serious reistance to the invader.--:. Even it the .Central Government, - whose" rash• nets and ine n xp.aience . .kere so conspicuous ; &wild be expetted to exert in future more, c.tution atid sviS (loin.; if thu provineeS which, atter havin;:,4ppothted drat Govertnneta,.. seemed to consicterAlie:lL v hiS tmn as cetopkte, should reoune their former entlio 7 siastn, there was not time to re-:issentbie an army and prepare it for ser r fice; any Where within reacit of our troops, in the face of an alert and.vielotiuns enemy... A division of the French was at Burgos, waste ceiving daily reinforcements, • was. covered by a numerous cavalry with Which it levied Contributions at pleasure, and concealed, all its operations ; and might houily be .expeqed, to push forward, and to ,occupy in-force the whole country, between Sala manca and A.storda. Since there:lot : e we.weie_nenlier styoug,enough to advance, nor to resist,, in our actual posittpns, thegrowing : torte of the enewy, there re mained no niches ol . safetybut a retreat on Portugal, would at, least be possible tic Unite our own.' tortes, and 1 rorn w.heuce we might, on' the tirst.symp- Com Of' reviving entbuSiaSm, return to Spain. " To adopt such a measure was, indeed, distress ing ;:paitionlarly; as l'orlogal• itself, being hide.- fensibjle against an • enemy once' po:i,essed. (if Spain, could afford us only a temporary retuge : hut fife preservation or the aruty'nlu't stiperse,.e other consideration. Such are site opinions a;.7.1 „ argunientscontamen in the letters of Sir Jolity Muor,-. and Sir - D: Baird, and, as we are told, ac;.. quiesLed in i?y- Cieneral HOpe. On the other 'hand it is contended, that this de . scriptiun of the state of things was in every part muchexaeterated. Tile 'rational hope of estabiisiting the 'independence of Spain might yet be entertained. ':'lie undisciplined Spanish sroops had indeed been 'found unable to contend at once with cold and 'famine, and with the superior skill and numbers of the French,- and had been foiled and defeated, and dispersed ; but not annihilated. " The Govet nment, whilst yet in its infancy, and Ignorant of the extent, and unexperienced iu 'the exercise of its own own powers, had committed numerous errors; the results of which at such a mu . - mem. must be highly mischievous,bul,not The enthusiasm of the nation had apparently abatd, trom the cessation of causes which had 'first ex cited it ;but was in none of the Provinces totally ex tirignished. The fugitives from those battles to I,v/itch they had been so unwisely and cruelly hurried, were daily re-assembling round their standards. The Central Junta still continued to issue its crees, and was still .obeyed. The people,' though they had not hailod our arrival with songs and giatu lations, had evinced - towards us a friendly disposition, at least proportionate - to the exertions whiCh .we had hitherto made in their defence. ... . i. i „ With and Obstructions n the Urinary. Passages in either sex • its ; operation is byurine and insensible perspiration. A •sltglit i . .. regard to (Air own situ 3 tion; though.,Fer case is generally cured in a few days, anti a confirmed ',ties L Ohl!) , critical and perilous, it was by no rneabs des in a short tune. Inveterate Scurvy, Pistola, Dropsies, p,:rate. The French, however alert and enterpri,Ltig, lilieumatisms, t: ravels, Weaknesses, and Obstructions, are dil not possess tne attribute 01 üb i qu ity. POvt:l4, speedily removed by these safe and salutary drops. They , require nothnig to work them Mr, no restraint of. diet, .sr . atter the battles of Reytx)sa and - Burg*, ditei.ted Lite hinderauce from business., Those who tal:e them il i ,y dc:- mais of their lurces tovtartls Arrag- . .n and Madrid, pend on a sound and-perfect cure, without the knowleage of .- , IA _ ot juouedia ,.. t , , ir , t i r s -. . any person .whatever, They cause nu sickness, ant; the pt. they c (,l ''' " Lciyt ur n tit, Lo t a ga ve ,L tient maY no about his or her business without the cast 0411. ' us. Ot their sit ength at Burgos, and cl the raptifty ger. Tlie large quantities that are daily sold for exportation i with whicti•their reiniorcements Might arfiv - c, Lir,- and domestic use,-prove,their efficacy to surpass every other medicine in tite : t.nown world. Sold by appointment ot Dr. thing :vas ytt. known ; but [heir present ina;:liun Freeman at Mr, Bullet's, N0..4, Cheapsidc, corner of Pa"- . proved theft - actual insufficiency to attack us,.::tai ~, ternoster.row; tin,i retail by one or more Medicine Vet) , de rs o instead ot cntenylating witheprophetic tieNp oik Lidel.:y in every town, 'in bottllti at .IS. 9d. and 45. 6d. each, w i t h ample directions. • . their future IntiltnrS,, Utlf C9iDarancier would :kas,..al .